. >> announcer: live breaking news. 5 a.m. i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. i'm eric thomas that breaking news is in the mission district where police are searching for suspects behind a drive-by shooting that targeted a police officer. terry mcsweeney is live at 23rd and bryant. what is the latest? >> reporter: things are calming down this started 1:30 this morning about 45 minutes ago, they took down the perimeter. never a number of suspects, people of interest they want to be talking to. take a look at the couple of the people in handcuffs a while ago out here near 23rd and york a from 20 nerd and bryant. started 1:-- possibly three

suspects in a moving vehicle shot at a police officer the officer moved around the suspect vehicle to avoid being hit and he was not hit. nobody was hit in this incident. the vehicle with the suspects in it took off, officer followed the car call for back up suspect in custody officers searching for possibly more suspects trying to put this story together. this is all preliminary information. we know that after that chase, we're not sure where those shots were fired. we know it wrapped up a from where i am here down the street at 23rd and york. san francisco police trying to put in situation together. right now i can tell you the perimeter has been taken down. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. let's get a look at the

forecast. let's start with this morning, coming up on 5:02. live doppler around dublin pleasanton, towards livermore where the latest radar sweep has taken away some of the returns incidencey of the drizzle has turned into a mist same out of the sunol grade, fremont down to stevensson boulevard, a little drizzle best chance of -- of light rain near coleman road south of 85 towards santa theresa build. up the peninsula redwood city to whiskey hill road where we are seeing a little light rain and drizzle in the north bay. by 10:00, starting to clear out system moves on increasing sunshine and warmth this afternoon in the 60s to near 70°. golden gate bridge in the last couple of moment rain and

drizzle has come down. traffic moving nicely they just reconfigured southbound lanes. world series and some of your alternates, bart running extra and longer trains. muni has several shuttles. caltrain great way from the peninsula, ferries both vallejo and golden gate ferry running special world series boats. try not to drive, if you can, traffic will be gridlock in the area. 5:03. speaking of, today is giants' pitcher bumgarner in the hot seat. sandoval homered three times off ver lander he joins babe ruth, reggie jackson and pujols. zito gave up one run to get

his first career world series win. lincecum came out of the bullpen striking out five tigers. giants beat tigers 8-3. >> when he hit his third we were going nuts in there. we didn't know at that point if it had been done we are just like oh my gosh. >> it means a lot -- the guy from coop perstown take it. >> bumgarner in game two this evening at at&t park. police warning fans not to buy tickets from scalpers today some are sorry they did one fan handed over $400 for

two tickets that turned out to be worthless. >> be careful when you come in to go to the game and spend a lot of money out-of-pocket. >> some fans who didn't have a ticket started waiting in line yesterday morning to get a free glimpse of the game through the chain link fence. many fans driving to the came are getting sticker shock before they get to the park. some parking lots have doubled or tripled prices. $90, some garages are now charging between $90 and $140 to park there. here's the line-up: game two tonight, 5:07. game three detroit saturday 5:07 our time, game four sunday on the road starts at 5:15. this morning, port of oakland officials are widening their probe into an ongoing investigation of allegations of improper expenditures and

reimbursements. maritime director director's $4500 dinner tab at a strip club in 2008 has been under scrutiny. tribune reports the port is investigating whether executive director helped run up the expenditures. he told the tribune he's cooperating but did not respond when asked to deny -- both are on paid leave. san francisco police say a man involved in a mission district brawl last week has died police found him shortly before 2 a.m. october 16th. authorities say 40-year-old man died in the hospital from his injuries. chronicle reports police are treating the death as suspicious not investigating it as a homicide, pending autopsy results. another man treated after the brawl is expected to survive.

police say they think five suspects fled after the fight, no arrests made. highway patrol investigating shooting involving one of its officers. it started when the officer pulled over a driver on highway 29, south of lower lake in lake county yesterday. the vehicle had been reported stolen. the officer says the man went at her started choking her she opened fire and killed him. this is a picture of the scene after reinforce s arrived. the officer is expected to be okay. -- on the campaign trail, president obama and mitt romney are up early crisscrossing battleground states with plans to stump well into tonight. new poll out this morning with mixed news. tahman bradley is live in washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. tracking poll now shows mitt romney leads

president obama on trust to handle the economy, sure sign he's got momentum this is a race that is going to be decided in a few swing states where both campaigns are fighting hard. little in the way of rest for the presidential contenders. president obama along with pop star katy perry, held a nighttime rally in battleground nevada. the president stopped by nbc's the tonight show with jay leno. >> what is this thing with trump and you. it is like me and letterman. what does he have against you? >> the president: this dates back to when we were growing up together in kenya. >> reporter: mr. obama spent the night aboard air force one headed to florida where he will start the day, challenger mitt romney who leads the president by one point, in the tracking poll will focus on ohio today. yesterday in iowa, romney

sounded confident about his chances to win. >> the obama campaign is slipping because it can't find an agenda to help american families our campaign is growing too a movement across this country that says we are going to get america back. >> reporter: the math sill seems to favor president obama, -- the math still seems to favor president obama, polls show -- over the next week the campaigns and allies will spend 81 million dollars on tv ads in battleground states like these featuring the first lady and clint eastwood. tonight mitt romney and president obama have events at about the same time in ohio, a state looking like it might decide the election. tahman bradley, abc7 news. 5:09. >> time for another check of the weather. good morning.

katie nice to have you aboard today. 5:10 right now. -- [ unintelligible ] another wave of lighter rain possibly even drizzle moving through the peninsula, all heading towards belmont and 101. we saw radar returns here they go, there, you can see how quickly they can come and go waves of drizzle and light rain. from 237 through campbell, to santa theresa boulevard a little bit of wet weather falling in the south bay also, just enough to be a pain because it is keeping streets wet. fog and drizzle through 7:00. 10:00 to noon dry push in temperatures jumped into the

60s all of us low to mid 60s by 4:00. towards the evening cool, grab a coat in the 50s. three warmest days in the forecast, tomorrow through sunday, mid 60s coast mid to upper 70s bay and inland. not much right now, good news, slick roads you might want to give yourself extra time live look at macarthur maze highway 580 coming in 880 from the south and 80 all moving nicely towards the bay bridge toll, no metering lights yet. san rafael stalled big rig northbound past the civic center to the right shoulder, in the reverse commute direction, chp heading out there. southbound tail lights towards central san rafael everything at the limit to the golden gate bridge they are ready for your commute with four lanes southbound. drive now out of the central valley looking good, nice

breezy ride into the dublin pleasanton interchange, speeds at the limit northbound and southbound 280 to the south bay roadwork intermittent closures ramp to 880 until the 31st at 7:00 in the morning. next, uc berkeley researchers test air and dozen -- in dozens of daycare centers anyone who has a child in daycare will want to hear what they found. low cost cell phones expected to flood the market could be bad for security.

welcome back. not as clear as it was yesterday morning low clouds, a little drizzle and mist for your morning commute this will be the last morning you have to deal with wet weather. warming trend on the way. 5:15. majority of daycare centers tested in the bay area have high levels of a carcinogen in the air. researchers found levels of formaldehyde that exceed state health guidelines in more than 87% of biddings. commonly found if furniture, fabric and household products. while the levels don't exceed state standards, the findings are still cause for concern. air quality officials say all it would take to clear up the air is to keep the buildings

clean, dusting particularly important and keep the air circulating. if you are flying home for thanksgiving, it is going to cost more than last year. survey found air fares for thanksgiving week will average $386 for round-trip, 9% higher than last year. however could you save a couple hundred if you travel on thanksgiving day and return the following tuesday. if that fits your schedule, it may also fit your budget. low cost smartphones expected to start flooding the market in the next year. analysts say the number of phones will double every year until 2016. you might pay less, experts say the phones could be a big target for cyber criminals. hackers are already trying to infect smartphones with viruses by creating apps that contain malicious software so users download a virus.

experts say lower cost handsets may lack security features to prevent the attacks. day after the first game of the world series boy was that fun to watch with the giants. >> i only caught the beginning i had to put myself to bed, but i know it didn't rain, that much i know. >> the giants won by the way. >> i knew two things. >> unless you consider three homers by the panda raining. >> i like that! here we go, good morning, 5:17. what a great way to start, 13 of the last 16 game one winners have won the world series, something that is in our favor. look at the calmness of the bay this morning. reflection of the bay bridge as we look from emeryville towards san francisco. live doppler 7 hd, we don't have yellows, oranges, even greens from yesterday, everything is blue from san mateo through redwood city, heading towards woodside, on

skiline boulevard towards highway nine -- skyline beautiful towards highway 9, towards morgan hill that is how much of a nuisance the wet weather going to be. north bay continues to dry a little, tucked in valleys mist hanging around even fog trying to form. low to upper 50s right now. that's how you should dress even for the dampness outside same around the monterey bay and inland by the afternoon put the wet weather gear away, get the sunglasses out, high clouds and sunshine and warmer weather, less clouds tonight which means it will be cooler and more fog tomorrow especially north bay valleys weekend is going to be the warmest as far as our afternoon temperatures. low that brought us that wet weather is not the picture any -- any more, warm moist air pushing over this cold moist air creating the drizzle and the mist. that is going to start to fall

apart towards 10, 11:00, then will open us up to sunshine and cloud cover as the high pressure comes in more sunshine and warmer weather into the weekend. today we jump two to four degrees from the mid 60s to 70 around fairfield, antioch, livermore and fremont. monterey bay 66 monterey everybody else around the bay and inland upper 60s to low 70s. around the state, no need to worry about the changes in the sierra, -- about the changes in the sierra, the snow is over for now. game two 63°, dropping to 55,. temperatures jump tomorrow and we hang out in the mid to upper 70s bay and inland for saturday through monday, we pushed rain back to wednesday. coming up on 5:20. nice drive into san francisco at the bay bridge, very light

conditions no metering lights no issues on the upper deck through treasure island. problem south bay 152 at lovers lane towards hollister, overturned big rig leaking some sort of liquid on the road, chp and crews on the scene affecting that westbound direction of 152. world series game two, 5:07, please take mass transit, if you can, otherwise you will be stuck in gridlock traffic around at&t park, bart has extra and longer trains. caltrain from the peninsula, muni has extra buses servicing the park. of course, the ferries vallejo and golden gate will be providing service towards at&t park. drive times now, good out of the central valley highway 4 from antioch and east shore freeway. 5:20. economics experts estimate that lance armstrong could lose as much as 200 million

dollars in future earnings potential in the aftermath of doping allegations. earlier this week armstrong was officially stripped of his record 7 tour de france titles many he faces demandss that he repay up to 16 million dollars. that would be as endorser and motivational speaker if the evidence had not surfaced. wisconsin couple has come up with unique way to punish their daughter for talking back. they've taken away her cell phone and used it to post silly pictures of themselves on her facebook wall this is one. their daughter is mortified, mom and dad say she will get her cell back in a week. >> let me write that down. >> would your kids be mortified? >> yes, they would.

flood of campaign ads hitting airwaves. the campaign photos that turned out to be less about the president and more about a kiss.

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yesterday game two today clouds will be leaving us by the noon hour sunshine and high clouds temperatures will be cooler tonight's game in the upper 50s. 5:25. boy in florida used an unscheduled visit by president obama to sneak a smooch. take a look at the top row in this photo. the boy planted one on the cheek of his classmate, while the president took photos with students yesterday at a school in delray beach. once the president's campaign learned about the photo of this sly little romeo, they posted it on twitter. >> that kid is going to go far. people are being inundated by record number of campaign ads, but not in california. >> the income four months you have a choice to make. -- >> researchers say 915,000 ads have aired on television so far nationwide almost twice as many as in 2008.

>> most in swing states. especially the city's of las vegas, denver and tampa. when all is said and done, 2012 will go down as record year for political advertising. over the next week the candidates and teams will spend estimated 80 million dollars on tv ads, just for one week. because california is a blue state, they won't be spending a lot of that money here. >> no need. we are following developing news in san francisco. shots are fired at an officer. latest on the search for suspects, next. oakland's frank ogawa gets a facelift, a year after it became home to the occupy movement. but it could be occupied again today. overnight millionaires waking up in the bay area today. we'll tell you where, coming up. here's a look at live doppler over theí>?

mist even light rain a lot of blue on the map, not too heavy enough to keep the ground wet for the commute. -- [ inaudible ]

good morning. 5:30 a.m. on this thursday morning thanks for being here i'm eric thomas. and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. giants will try to take a two games to none lead in the world series following historic game one victory over the tigers. >> announcer: fly ball into left! back at the wall! he has homered again! . >> pablo sandoval homered

three times joining babe ruth, reggie jackson and albert pujols as the only players to hit three homeruns in a world series game. giants beat the tigers 8-3, amy hollyfield is live with the fan frenzy. >> reporter: good morning. the chronicle's sports page is calling it panda-monium. three homeruns. giants fans were going crazy as their team went on to an unlikely, unpredicted victory predictions were detroit would win this one, wasn't even close. fans in black and orange said it was a dream come through to see the win. >> pablo, three homeruns for pablo, amazing! >> awesome to be here great

experience, i'mjv!ñ speechless. >> giants are on fire now. looking good. >> reporter: security was evident and everywhere at this game. on the water, in the stands, even checking out trucks before they go to the ballpark, all trucks had to be scanned by x-ray months before they deposited off their goods. no incidents reported. just a fun, big victory. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> can feel excitement from here, thank you. more world series pride look at baby madison from morgan hill sporting her first giants t-shirt. no doubt who these ladies are rooting for in game one against detroit. we want to see your pictures too. here's the lineup for the next three games:

game two tonight at&t park 5:07 game three detroit saturday 5:07 our time game four sunday on the road stars at 5:15. the latest on breaking news we've been following all morning from the mission district in san francisco, just learning police have detained two suspects who fired at an officer, allegedly police spokesperson says three people in a car began shooting at the officer in the mission district before 1:30 this morning the officer was not hit he chased the car to 23rd and bryant where one was arrested, two escaped but were taken into custody a short time later. perimeter in the area was taken down within the last hour. terry mcsweeney will have more coming up in our next half hour. this morning police in hercules will try to determine whether a middle school math teacher was selling marijuana to students after he was

busted on campus. 66-year-old allen goodman was pulled out of class yesterday morning after officers found more than a pond of pot in his car which had been left -- than a pound of pot in his car which had been left running in the parking lot. they found $4400 in the glove compartment. police searched his home in walnut creek and found more cash, along with equipment used to grow marijuana. southern california man who broke out of jail, and his wife, have been officially charged by bay area authorities for the murder of a hercules woman. contra costa county prosecutors filed murder charges against 24-year-old darnell washington and his wife tonya in the death of retired schoolteacher susie ko in her home on october 5th. the couple was caught near seattle international airport in ko's stolen suv. washington was awaiting sentence when he brock out of

jail and started north. he's accused -- hughes accused of shooting at a los angeles county sheriff's deputy. six hurt in an overnight crash in san francisco in stable condition. the single car accident happened before 10 last night at 18th and pennsylvania in the vehicle somehow rolled over and ended up on i-280 near mariposa street it closed one southbound lane of 280 and mariposa off-ramp for a time since then it has been cleared. occupy oakland protesters plan to march on the police department and frank ogawa plaza today. one year ago today police tore down their encampment if the plaza prompting violent clashes between officers and demonstrators, 100 were arrested. today occupiers will does in all black and take obvious the plaza at noon followed by a march tonight at 7:00 oakland police will let them go ahead as long as it stays peaceful.

>> criminal acts are not protected under the first amendment. our gel is to have a peaceful, successful event that -- our goal is to have a peaceful, successful event that is safe for all. >> what happened in the past we regret but we are now moving forward. >> city leaders say frank ogawa plaza is the centerpiece of the city's reviolate . 30 new businesses planned. troublesome poll for governor brown's tax initiative for the first time public support for prop 30 has slipped below 50%. 48% say they would support prop 30, 44% oppose, 8% undecided. would it raise taxes for the wealthiest californians. gore nor has warned if it fails schools and other state agencies could cause deep cuts.

big morning for facebook employees, today their shares will be converted too stock that clears wait for them begin selling stock, starting monday. facebook workers own nearly 225 million shares, about 5.2 billion worth facebook still way below initial offering of $38 it closed yesterday at $23.23. pandas are supposed to be do docile animals -- going to be not as damp as it was last night just as chilly, cooler mid 50s dress the same and wear a couple panda hats if you have maybe even panda paw gloves do they have those yet? my idea. 5:30. -- 5:35. doppler continues to show a

little drying trend, drizzle and mist if you will heading towards washington avenue about to go into castro valley and hayward slide south dumbarton bridge a little mist some of it moving away heading towards fremont over the next 15 minutes or so. a little drizzle sitting on top of mineta san jose international airport down to almaden parkway as you head up to the north, just a little drizzle and mist dell see a drying trend ing. that will be the -- cooling trend 7:00, make sure you have a coat temperatures in the 50s during the evening. warmer weather on the way, mid to upper 70s this weekend from the coast mid 60s there. san rafael in the northbound and southbound direction 101 past civic

center in the northbound direction still with stalled big rig sitting on the right shoulder fortunately the reverse commute direction southbound good to the golden gate bridge where you can see rain on our camera, windshield wipers needed up and over the waldo, no delays coming into san francisco headlights moving at the limit eastbound 152, lovers lane big rig flipped, leaking fuel, traffic diverted when caltrans gets there to clean this up. have to go 156 westbound or eastbound ton lovers lane we will let you know when that -- when that begins right now blocking eastbound. highway 4, commute if you are headed towards the antioch pittsburg area. i wanted to show you your waze app this is great if you are lucky enough to have a ticket to the world series game you can use this app to get around all the slow downs it is free and you can download at this

time to your smartphone. next, only on abc7 news san jose police officer blows the whistle on other officers he claims he was forced out for exposing the fraud. latest on the investigation into a fatal accident at port of oakland. danger workers there face everyday.

check out some of that drizzle, you can see it on the golden gate bridge, enough that you can see it is slick out there once again. latest traffic from sue. more news right now. 5:43. terminal at port of oakland will reopen today following deadly accident that killed a worker. mark arnett died while doing maintenance on top of a crane yesterday. the 51-year-old mechanic was crushed by the crane. the port says arnett worked there for more than two decades. union spokesperson tells us even for an experienced worker the docks can be a dangerous place. >> docks is not normal, a quick productive place and if you don't watch what you are doing, you get your body in harm's way you get hurt. >> cal-osha shutdown for the day to investigate. a story only here.

former san jose police officer says, timecard fraud in the department runs rampant. thomas correa suing the city, police department and two officers. he claims fellow officers routinely went out to eat or took in a movie when they were supposed to be working. he says he was forced to retire early after they labeled him a snitch. it began in object of 2010 when he left a pizza party. >> i ruined their free night. that's the culture. but you know, do i have to do what people do? no. just because people say it is okay, doesn't mean it is okay. >> representative from the city attorney's office says it has reviewed the complaint and finds the claims to be unsubstantiated. also they will aggressively defend the lawsuit. american airlines looking for a few good men and women to fly their planes. bloomberg business report is next. lucky young bay area woman will play a special role in

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live doppler estimate have radar returns light in the form of light blue in fact sometimes they go away there was one just now on danville, san ramon in dublin with the latest sweep it went away to the south winchester boulevard near campbell towards union avenue and los gatos, 85 right there and 17 a little wet with light rain. traveling around the state this is about it, going to be quiet with 60s through the central valleys, 70 fresno, 45, no snow in tahoe. 5:48. later this morning evacuees forced out of their hopes by a wind fueled wildfire in colorado will be allowed to return. the 3 1/2 acre fire was 15% contained overnight. flames have destroyed 14 houses, 380 residents were told to leave their homes in nearby pueblo county that

order has been lifted firefighters say wind my mei be to blame. -- wind may be to blame. memorial held today for popular union city high school teacher, 54-year-old chris ryan was found dead at the bottom of a ravine in san mateo county this month he taught english and social science at james logan high his memorial will be 3:45 in -- this afternoon at the school. two local businesses built --

moments before game two of the world series begins this evening a peninsula girl will get a special honor, she will have the opportunity to walk the game ball out to bumgarner clarissa is a ior she works boys and girls club in her free time they teamed up and selected clarissa to get the honor of handing over the ball. she gets to stick around and watch the game. >> you just decided with with all the great work she does and her background in softball and the -- sports she would be perfect to enjoy this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> once i get up there i'm probably going to feel the pressure probably going to be nerve-racking. >> her favorite player is posey she hopes to meet him.

abc7 can help you show giants pride on facebook.com/abc7news like us and click the giants logo at the top of our page. that's going to take to you a second page where you can share any of nine different badges. >> correction about that fire burning in colorado. we said it was 3 1/2 acres it is about 2,000 acres. >> correction. speaking of fire danger the weather locally, what are we looking at? >> no fire danger here, been lucky so far the last couple of seasons have been rather quiet around the bay area. damp is the word for this morning, we are looking down at the ferry building orange in fact several buildings orange now as you head in during the darker hours of the morning into san francisco, beautiful out there even with the mist handling in the air. live doppler 7 hd, best radar returns still out of the south

bay still sporadic that's what happens with drizzle it floats through the air, slowly falling down moving from one place to the other keeping things moist for the morning commute. you can see over the last couple of hours that is starting to dry at least radar return wise i think we'll hang on to the drizzle through 8:00, 9:00, warmer than yesterday, everybody in the low to upper 50s not only here but around the monterey bay. by the time we head into the afternoon, finally dry air will start to move in take away drizzle, high clouds, sunshine, warmer temperatures, cooler tonight more fog for tomorrow's morning commute. weekend afternoons warmest today mid 60s to near 70 from the coast into the east bay valleys, could have 70 around fremont. 66 monterey, everybody else around the bay and inland upper 60s to low 70s increasing sunshine and high clouds. game two at at&t park 5:07

first pitch, one degree warmer, cooler by the end of the game no threat of wet weather. bundle up if you are heading that way. probably see a lot of panda hats in the stands tonight. tonight 40 santa rosa and napa a lot of 40s only place that may hang around 50 is san mateo 51 richmond about 50 this morning area of low pressure to our north not as big a factor as warm front, warm air coming in over this cold air creating the mist and drizzle warm air invection technically not rain but close enough. as high pressure gets deeper over top of us will buy sun and warmer weather into the weekend. -- will bring -- two to four degrees warmer tomorrow, another saturday, upper 70s inland mid to upper 70s bay mid 60s coast. monday, tuesday trending drier,

wednesday our next wet day. good morning. if your drive takes you past hp pavillion 87 northbound right now light, headlights moving at the limit. san francisco bridge clear, -- san mateo bridge clear, eastbound towards hayward moving at the limit. rain at bay bridge toll, drops on the camera, no delays except maybe minor one at the toll plaza for cash paying folks backed to the west grand overcrossing, eastbound 152 outside of gilroy, overturned big rig leaking some sort of liquid chp waiting for caltrans, right now only one lane is getting both, westbound will be diverted to 156 and eastbound on to lovers lane we'll update you when that happens. you can get a street view of almost every road in most

parts of the world using -- using google. google is now offering a street view map for popular grand canyon trails the company mounted one of the cameras on the backpack of a hike walked across some of the trails capturing 3-d images google hopes to roll out the technology across more trails to give visitors a 360° view of popular hiking trails around the world. signs this morning that problems in the housing market aren't over yet. >> here's jane king. good morning. foreclosure filings on the decline in 62% of the nation's metro areas housing is not on solid footing. foreclosure filings jumped in the past quarter in new york, tampa, philadelphia, chicago and seattle compared to a year ago. things improving slightly when it comes to women and equal pay. women made 79 cents for every

dollar made by men in 2009 and 2011. hiring planses taking off bankrupt american looking to hire 2500 pilots over the next five years. how does $1.50 a gallon sound. using a process to convert corn and grass into fuel for that price the maker backed by google and ge plans to build 30 manufacturing plants within three years. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. medical advancement in the fight against colon cancer. doctors say aspirin has shown remarkable promise in some patients. they found people who took aspirin on a regular basis lived longer than those who didn't.

the 5:-- another wet morning for parts of the bay area meteorologist mike nicco is tracking showers now. ahead, booster seat safety, new crash test results just released. how much is too much when it comes to caffeine? michael finney is ahead with new consumer records lab test.